Finance Friday Articles
I like these principles/quotes from the Vanguard article about dealing with market volatility:
Market volatility is normal and expected. History tells us this too shall pass. Consider this: To date, every significant market fall has been followed by a rebound. We anticipate downturns; we just can’t predict how low the market will go or when it will bounce back.
I trust my asset allocation because it’s based on my time horizon, risk tolerance, and goals.
I don’t know if market volatility will be the “new normal,” but I know it’s normal—so normal, in fact, we’ve posted several blog posts about it before.
Here are this week’s favorites:
Bear Market! What (If Anything) Should You Do?
Surviving Your Very First Market Crash
The Hardest Part of a Buy & Hold Strategy
Here are the rest of this week’s articles:
3 reasons not to move your portfolio to cash
10 Personal Finance YouTube Channels You Should Be Watching
Even Warren Buffett Can’t Nail the Bottom
FIRE Confessionals: How A Bear Market Has Impacted The Financial Independence Movement
Five Stock Market Alternative Investments 2020
Intra-Specialty Salary Differences on Merritt Hawkins
Recession, Coronavirus and the Future of FIRE
School’s in Session – 6 Takeaways from the Downturn
Social Security in a Down Market: Does it Make More Sense to File Early?
The Corona Crisis vs. The Great Depression
The Federal Reserve Doesn’t Control Mortgage Rates, The Market Does
The Simple Path to Wealth: Is It Really That Simple?
The Unpleasant Surprise of the Bond Market During COVID-19
What COVID Taught Me About Money
What Doctors Should Care About in the CARES Act (the Coronavirus Relief Package)
What Matters Most When Investing
What the $2 Trillion Stimulus Plan Means For Your Student Loans
